National Infrastructure Planning Reform Programme: stakeholder survey
Applies to England and Wales
Detail of outcome
The government issued a call for evidence to inform the government’s National Infrastructure Planning Reform Programme to refresh how the NSIP regime operates.
The government subsequently published an Action Plan for NSIP reform (February 2023) which builds on the responses to the call for evidence and sets out the reforms that the government intends to implement to ensure the NSIP system can support our future infrastructure needs.
Original consultation
Consultation description
We are undertaking a comprehensive end-to-end review of the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Planning (NSIP) process and all its interactions.
The government is keen to hear from all those who engage with the NSIP regime on what they see as the main issues affecting each principal stage of the process, and what potential solutions might be deployed to remedy these.
To help inform our review of the NSIP process, we would ask you to respond to this survey.
This consultation seeks views on the NSIP process. It covers the following areas:
- what government, its arms-length bodies and other statutory bodies could do to accelerate NSIP applications
- aspects of the examination and decision process which might be enhanced
- impediments to physically implementing NSIP projects
- digital improvements to the regime
- cross-government co-ordination including government departments and arms-length bodies
- interacts with other consenting and regulatory processes and the wider context within which infrastructure projects operate
- potential limits in the capacity or capability of NSIP applicants, interested parties and other participants
For details regarding how to respond to this survey and how your personal data will be treated please read the document below.
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Last updated 27 July 2023 + show all updates
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